During the Atlanta Olympics, many homeless people were taken for a bus ride to different part of the state. Many of the homeless were jailed for silly offenses.
Why? Chairmakers don't receive compensations for as long as people are enjoying their chairs. Builders don't receive compensation for as long as people enjoy their houses.
They are not proposing that you keep paying for a song you already purchased. If someone else purchases it, the artist gets paid. Just like if someone purchased another chair, the chairmaker would recieve compensation.
Instead of having to force PayPal users to use only specific browsers, they educate the consumers on safe browsing habits and not blindly clicking on "OMG SEND ME UR CC NUMBER AND BANK DETAILS LOLOL".
Wow. That's a rather clever stragegy. I wonder why no one thought of it earlier. I think they should just get all paypal users to assemble one day (may be in the Arizona desert) and then teach all of them what you suggested.
Thinking more about it, maybe they should not just restrict themselves to Paypal users - they should just assemble all internet users & teach them these things.
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Happens in every olympics.
During the Atlanta Olympics, many homeless people were taken for a bus ride to different part of the state.
Many of the homeless were jailed for silly offenses.
http://www.straight.com/olympic-cities-punish-poor
I haven't seen Sixth Sense yet, you insensitive clod.
Just rented it & was planning to see it tonight.
Here is a full book about Unix written by people who have used older operating systems - Click here.
Would your response have been if this was done by Microsoft?
Just asking.
Why? Chairmakers don't receive compensations for as long as people are enjoying their chairs. Builders don't receive compensation for as long as people enjoy their houses.
They are not proposing that you keep paying for a song you already purchased.
If someone else purchases it, the artist gets paid.
Just like if someone purchased another chair, the chairmaker would recieve compensation.
Ok - can you now explain it in layman's terms?
It's like 50 football fields laid in line from here to Riemann.
Rieman sounds like a place in Germany.
I think Apples cost around 1.5 times a Dell & maybe 2-4 times or more if you compare to
one of those cheaper PCs.
If you can manage conf call & slashdot at the same time - I am sure
you manage conf call, slashdot & ICQ also.
Go ahead - check it out right away.
What's new in this slashdot story?
The only link here which was not covered by the earlier story here is
the Wikipedia link?
What's your point? How is this law going to crack down on the Nazis or any other government from running these tests?
We always blame Microsoft.
I think it's more like this
Net neutrality:
McCain - let the markets handle it
Obama - hope
Broadband Availability:
McCain - increased access via competition
Obama - change
H1B visas:
McCain - increase the number of them
Obama - change
Intellectual Property Protection:
McCain - gov't handles blatant abuses, works against protectionism
Obama - hope
Privacy:
McCain - immunity for companies that cooperated with warrentless wiretapping
Obama - hope
He is also good friends with Ayers, Tony Rezko, Nadhmi Auchi, Jeremiah Wright, Michael Pfleger
They chose to remain with Windows XP
Wow. That's a rather clever stragegy. I wonder why no one thought of it earlier.
I think they should just get all paypal users to assemble one day (may be in the Arizona
desert) and then teach all of them what you suggested.
Thinking more about it, maybe they should not just restrict themselves to Paypal users -
they should just assemble all internet users & teach them these things.
Or maybe Al Gore has drunk all the beer & just using Global Warming to cover his tracks.
If it isn't already here, maybe you have robots.txt
What about outsourcing the counting of votes to a cheaper country?
Yes, but why would Steve Jobs sue Apple.
One of the reasons why Apple chose BSD & not Linux is because of the BSD License over the GPL.
sit down with a print out of the linux kernel and read it until it all makes sense.
How do I do this? I can't seem to find the "print linux kernel" button?
Most of the discussion seems to be around the EULA & not the vulnerabilities.
Or have the fanboys modded down any comment about the vulnerabilities?
Yes. It's because people hear a single CD far far more times that they would watch
a single movie.
BREW isn't a language. It's not Verizon's own.
You can read about BREW here